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🌍 Happening tomorrow! Join our Pulitzer Center RIN webinar on how to investigate the carbon market in Africa, with Élodie Toto, Desné Masie & Josh Gabbatiss. 🗓️ April 15 ⏰ 4:00 pm GMT 🔗 Register 👉 bit.ly/3RLBItL

Will you be at the #OurOcean conference? In the Pulitzer Center panel, journalists and experts will share how they harness open data to uncover and report on human activities at sea. 🔗 Learn more 👉 bit.ly/4cyFNer

In March, Nauset was spotted with her fifth calf making, her one most crucial members of the North Atlantic right whales and giving scientists hope for a species that dies faster than it can reproduce. Ocean Reporting Network (ORN) Jenn Thornhill Verma reports for The Globe and Mail. bit.ly/42kZOly

Will you be at the #OurOcean conference? Join Pulitzer Center's Kuang Keng Kuek Ser, Ocean Reporting Network (ORN) Fellows Abdus Somad & Elizabeth Claire Alberts, & experts Joanna Buckley and Mitchelle De Leon in a conversation on how open data is used to uncover on human activities at sea. 👉 bit.ly/4cyFNer

Next Monday, join Pulitzer Center's Kuang Keng Kuek Ser, Ocean Reporting Network (ORN) Fellows Abdus Somad & Elizabeth Claire Alberts, & experts Joanna Buckley and Mitchelle De Leon in a conversation on how open data is used to uncover & report on human activities at sea. #OurOcean Learn more! 👉 bit.ly/4cyFNer

Are you going to be in the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) conference this April? Join our research editor Jelter Meers on a panel about how data, artificial intelligence and OSINT can help environmental reporting.  👇  bit.ly/448HAoF

Fishing companies from Spain and France are plundering Senegalese waters while siphoning off the profits. Pulitzer Center #OceanReporters Hans Wetzels, Remy Käller, and Borso Tall report for Follow the Money EU 👇 bit.ly/42DuXQY

Will you be at the #OurOcean conference? In the Pulitzer Center panel, journalists and experts will share how they harness open data to uncover and report on human activities at sea. 🔗 Learn more 👇 bit.ly/4cyFNer

Nauset was spotted with her 5th calf making her one of the most crucial members of the North Atlantic right whales and giving scientists hope for a species that dies faster than it can reproduce. Pulitzer Center ORN Jenn Thornhill Verma for The Globe and Mail 👇 bit.ly/42RFqZj

Documentary: Pulitzer Center #OceanReporter Kanika Gupta| خبرنگار for FairPlanet tells the stories of women in coastal villages struggling to cope with the absence of a steady income that thrusts them into the depths of poverty. 👇  bit.ly/4jlSw79

Norway’s plans to mine seabed minerals in the Arctic remain in limbo after a licensing round was delayed. Experts warn that environmental impacts must be addressed before deep-sea mining can proceed. Story by Ocean Reporting Network (ORN) Fellow Elizabeth Claire Alberts for #Mongabay. pulitzercenter.org/stories/deep-s…

Thinking about ocean coverage ahead of #UNOC2025? Learn what catches media attention & how storytelling drives #SDG14, lifts voices & boosts accountability. 🗓️ 13 May, 16:00 BST 🎙️ w/ Pulitzer Center & @ejnetwork 🔗 Sign up: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #OceanStorytelling

#HowWeDidIt Despite responsible sourcing certifications, illegally mined gold still enters the formal global market, reaching major refineries and consumer markets in Europe and beyond. Fabian Federl talks about the methodology behind his investigation👇 bit.ly/3YsjdOV

This webinar will explore how in-depth storytelling and investigative reporting can amplify marginalized voices, uncover environmental wrongdoing, and increase transparency and accountability. Register now 👇 bit.ly/4382inv

Since #AmazonMiningWatch’s tracking began in 2018, more than 2 million hectares of forest have been lost to mining. The most recent data, covering 2024, was recently update in the platform. Read more about how journalists can use AMW to find leads👇 bit.ly/42J6pGE

In defiance of a ban imposed in 2011, private companies in Venezuela continue to ship sardines abroad—with an estimated 70 percent of the exports ending up in Cuba Pulitzer Center ORN Lisseth Boon reports for Armando.Info 👇  bit.ly/3GCwq1x

Happening tomorrow! This webinar will explore how in-depth storytelling and investigative reporting can amplify marginalized voices, uncover environmental wrongdoing, and increase transparency and accountability. Register now 👇 bit.ly/4382inv

Let’s connect in Nice! Pulitzer Center's Ocean Reporting Network (ORN) Ocean Reporting Network fellows and staff will be at the UN Ocean Conference #UNOC3, June 9-13 pulitzercenter.org/journalism/ini…

Venezuela se quita la sardina de la boca para dársela sobre todo a Cuba Por 🖊️Lisseth Boon Una investigación de Armando.Info con el apoyo del programa @ocean_ORN del Pulitzer Center 🔗bit.ly/4jKQJYU

Next week, Pulitzer Center is traveling to Nice for the #UNOC3 Our journalists are covering themes such as ocean governance, deep-sea mining, IUU fishing, marine biodiversity, coastal community resilience, and more! Read more: pulitzercenter.org/event/pulitzer…